The Sociologically Examined Life: Pieces of the ConversationThis lively and concise supplemental text uses analyses of everyday conversations and experiences to inspire students to think sociologically about society and about themselves as social actors. |
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... imagine all this and let yourself feel what others would feel if you stole the money , you will proba- bly leave it alone . But suppose that your mind is quicker than your heart , and before you feel anything you think , “ The people ...
... imagine all this and let yourself feel what others would feel if you stole the money , you will proba- bly leave it alone . But suppose that your mind is quicker than your heart , and before you feel anything you think , “ The people ...
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... imagine how others are judg- ing us , and from a desire to feel good about ourselves . It is hard to feel good about ourselves if we imagine that others think we are stu- pid , ugly , or immoral . The Risk of Cutting Ourselves Off from ...
... imagine how others are judg- ing us , and from a desire to feel good about ourselves . It is hard to feel good about ourselves if we imagine that others think we are stu- pid , ugly , or immoral . The Risk of Cutting Ourselves Off from ...
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... Imagine that your survival depended on swift retaliation for any threat to your dignity , especially in public . Now imagine that your first job is as a sales clerk . In this job you must put up with being bossed by your boss , teased ...
... Imagine that your survival depended on swift retaliation for any threat to your dignity , especially in public . Now imagine that your first job is as a sales clerk . In this job you must put up with being bossed by your boss , teased ...
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